Exchange 2016: Infrastructure, Recipients, and Security

Course details

Bolster your understanding of the infrastructure, recipients, and security features in Exchange Server 2016, to help ensure that your Exchange installation goes to plan. This course maps to the Designing and Deploying Microsoft Exchange Server 2016 (70-345) exam, specifically the following domain: Plan, deploy, and manage an Exchange infrastructure, recipients, and security. In this course, Scott Burrell helps you get a clear understanding of key features, to prepare you to create your own Exchange organization. Scott covers how to plan and configure Active Directory, create mailboxes, and configure security features that can help you keep your Exchange content safe.

Learning objectives
Planning and configuring Active Directory (AD)
Creating and configuring mailboxes
Delegating mailboxes
Mailbox and mailbox folder permissions
Mail-enabled users
Send as versus Send on Behalf
Using public folders
Managing public folder permissions
RBAC versus AD split permissions
Configuring user assignment policies
Protecting Exchange content
Message signing and encryption
Troubleshooting IRM failure

Concepts

0. Introduction

01 - Welcome
02 - What You Should Already Know

1. Plan and Configure Active Directory (AD)

03 - Plan the domain controllers
04 - Configure DNS for Exchange
05 - Prepare AD for Exchange
06 - Installing Exchange
07 - Configure AD site topology
08 - Throttling policies for an Exchange environment

2. Mailboxes

09 - Create and configure mailboxes
10 - Using linked mailboxes
11 - Configuring resource mailboxes
12 - Delegating mailboxes
13 - Mailbox and mailbox folder permissions
14 - Auto-mapping mailboxes

3. Other Mail-Enabled Objects

15 - Mail-enabled users
16 - Distribution groups
17 - Send as versus Send on Behalf
18 - Moderating mail-enabled objects
19 - Using public folders
20 - Managing public folder permissions

4. Role-Based Access Control

21 - Understanding RBAC roles
22 - Using role groups
23 - RBAC versus AD split permissions
24 - Configure user assignment policies
25 - Delegated setup
26 - Troubleshooting RBAC

5. Protecting Exchange Content

27 - Plan and configure BitLocker
28 - Message signing and encryption
29 - How AD RMS works
30 - Planning protection rules
31 - Information Rights Management (IRM) for eDiscovery
32 - Troubleshooting IRM failure

Conclusion

33 - Next steps